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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Tnpmoub, Glart Sc, 3. 5err.

...... ser berifer Ell pperproentlig Itrer9
&uloe, % better life tur ri libet Sne. @rnz
beitotten bar uiit li9e til so 8raoer Mtoer
giulpunttet. SioIte Vars Nplin9 er bet tnapt
pGro at tale um; Oct bar rel Sn9en, iom iii
ouer 10 Suibels 0peoe pr. Ncre, o9 IA Bu-
ibels &apre, No9lc life ballot iaa me9et, %
oa fan Gubper I%oritan, bporoon bet ltaor til;
men Man9e trplter Jig meo, at Der eiter ct
lnnoant llnnr Ital fpmme Ct &ronaar, Der
ltal brin9e gllt paafpbe i9ien. Sor nGrmelte
YD Hapmonb, li9ger s Wtile ira Excitement
tet; ben or llng % libeu. men oprer Jig pei
beaer alorig iigrrc, tbi Der bill mart fomme
liere Scrnbancr, % Den enc oil fonlnle %
~temncli9 ar
Gil sc ~llnG9utter % Tepperiuenoe, iom er
retft Ditoper for at finbe bper for Jig Ell GOD
@usboloer1tc, oil je9 iige 9pttc pau &eiien,
% ucltommcu biem isjen, gar for Har.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

ser er mango Stanoinaoer, men De ileite
al oisle CT Speuife; Stprfteoelen al Beiol.
fl19er er Irneritanere, os Nnofa err oerior
p9laa al mango anleet Ior at pGre the most
american city in the state. Ser er meaen
interchangeable, iiGr pm Spmmereu, naar be
tore Sogbrug er / Sang, Der beltjRitiser
9unoreoer al NrbeibSfolf; besuoeu er Der
Here Slass Sabrifer; ianleoes to Itpre 9pr.
os Wtnous Jabrifer, % ei tort mt starch
factory; en- Stos 5abrif blep pgiaa opbpooet
forrt9e Var, men ben fob life lGnse peolaa,
ea Nttiebdperne blep uenise ps Sabriten
ltRn9t. Ser or ogiaa Sutifer, shops al ollie
Sla9s, laa for Ten9e fan man fac, bpao
man pnIter. Wteiteoelen al be mango Butt
nels=5olt ~betlaser Jig bog ~fortiben puer baar
De 3ioer % lioen GfiGtuins; bps en- &lasie
6olt sipr gobe IIfGrer, ncmlis Saluon=SGrs
ter1e, % blauot oisie er Stansinaoerne no
mGrfet 9pot r%epreienteret.
On flor Del N~rbeiosfplt saar berira / Stps
gen ON Sintrene, % iaar lfal DC bape Iaaet
notiaa GOD Setalins. Smiplertio er BET pitt
ct iaa iarli9t Nrbeibe. at oct NOT life ian blipe
for 9oot betalt.
gn 2anbsmano al mig ueo Napn Ole Gl-
len 9if iur TO Ntaaneoer iioen op til be 60
.9iile berfra belis9enoe "Yineries." 6or
ttapt Ell llgc iiben bleu ban bra9t neo igieu
laagoot lom opo. st 3rG par ialot coer
bant meo ben Splge, ct oct forilag hans Sp-
bto IorIsrGffeli9t o9 brGtfeoe en- Grm, iamt
gap BAN ppf cgiua ANDRE Seitapiselier. San
li99er enoun for oct nleite bepioitlps, o. Der
er 3uipl ON ban tan p~peritaa oct. Santme
TerIon 'fllpe Tor ? %intre iioen p9iaa 9aa /
Stp9en Ipr al uOiploe Nlabien for Ell Nnben,
iom oa bar iblelllanet. Tan Yeien gif ban
Jig pilo os ~fcrfrps be9sc fine 50boer, iaa Der
bar Gale ON at iGtte Dem al. gu bar ban
belbreoet oeraf, oa bette inbtraf.
"0ecorabsE plten" lifer ri iortrGiieligt
bens npe Stitfelie. % Ile burbe pirtelis
8iDre Sit til for at uboioe 9Giefreoie en- al ct
iaa sobt % tili9e bili9t Slao. Sermeo min
teoite 0ilien til "Tpften"S 8ebattDr ps abpn.
nenter iamt Snltc ont Selo % 9pfte / bet
npe 2lar. s. %. $
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
2rnnniun @Sirtnrins Mrnniun. 8

SrOnniug %ittOrias NcOning. ga
Den nuprreuoe 9rpnnill9 8ictoria bar
TO glar 9nmmel, uHlteoe Ell Dag paa Ell
Spaiertur Ben @ogr, / bpilfen FUN be-
Iauot Zig, % Barnet piloe ianbIpnli9uis
pUret bleuet Ilaaet libel, buis life Ell
Sploat pco Inon Molouep bar ilet til
Sjnlp % bauoe irelit Barnet. Wplos
ltcD, Der til 9elDnning fiji Ell aarlig Yenz
ion, ct III 81 2lar 90mmel Og ital beos
res / Nnleoniug al 9ronnin9ens fore
ltaaenoe SubilGum.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

- be orRber benz titn ior at ta9e oeres
Gieuoele.
IntaIet al guitralnesrc aitdger bpert
Iar. ga be Suioe fom til Yitturia,
bar Der 5000 Nesre. % M er Der tln
800 isien. DC Suibe bar bebanplet
benz sruiomt. 9 5asnarien itiso en-
GuropGer Neare i 0uuoreoeuis % gap
fine 6unpe aipoet. Zen iioite 1asma
nier er BOO, % on iaa gar pil Der bel
Ter life pGre nogen Iuitralneger mere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Golpr, Sian 60, Ntinr.

....,. vi lit her ell rig 0pit, men ri ipnger
ben famine Siic iom iaa mango andre ptot
% breot: laoe Hriier bar ui not al. Naa
@rnno al Oct iparionme 9ie9n / @plt er Der
pna llere Steber Ell iarlig %anoman9el, tbt
Tinteren, meo Sue % Suloe, Tom poer oS
pan enenug. Zen peitre Del al @Blou er
rolling YrGrie % 9oot EARNING 9ano; / Den
pitre er Der meaet Sfog. Seiolfuin9en er ipr
oct Nieite uorit % ipenif. Scr er mango
&irteiamfnrb repreientereoe: Zen lpenife
.gngustan= Spnpoe, Saii9es' Spnooe. aonfe=
~rentieu o. ben norife Spnpoe; ben iibite be
tienes al Taitor Blpr9p, % 8onferentiers,
lpm nplig er ~ltiitet, bar S. $. Wpbre til i'm
SlGleisr9er. y.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
3anesbprp, Mtinn.

....,. Ga iaa taffer jeg Gem for ben mig
iaa fi9rfpmue "Ypiten"; les l9ier meo flor
Snteresie % SpGnoin9 6prtGlin9en "Slos
prgpeu". Slaoet bar her, baaoe ps uoen1
for Ypen punoet en- utalia Mtasie &enner,
% bet ier no til. at Oct oa9lis ltal piiloe Here
% Here. vi bar bait Ell fpriGroelis &lloe,
men for ssolt fan Oct enoba saa an, men bpao
1fal De liae, DC iiatfels SuSbpr, Oct er NOR
feli9t, at nprife Splf, ,pm bIemn,eira Der OPP
pant meb, at bisie ifuloe babe sooe parnle
Sule, alseles ipues at bape CLIENT bette her
oper. st usielt Stur meo tore, itore SprQts
Ter baaoe i &Gsse 90 gag ipnes at bore
Wlt, hoab De trafterer benz meo.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

Seq uar itabis plaaet al 8albeieber
og iplte mig altio %ubeitriuelis trRt.
Sruste ainin % andre 2Rsemioler, men
uoen georins. Srustc oerpaa Or. So
mes &eo Glpper Comic; er III ItGrt og
friIf. Nia 3bompipn, 9p9an, Ohio.
2illalss bps s. 8. montgomery & 60.
Secorab, Soma. (San.)
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Ct. 4anl, Mfinn.

ct. Yaul or en- meset goo Elaos
Tor Ell Sneoter, pa Der, JON b%etienot bp99es
meaet. EaslOnnen er ira $3.50 til $500,
eiter glrbeipet os grbeicerens 2uel'Sbeo.
Ser CT mango tore Spsninser ur1oer Opl0.
relic: gourtbus, Globe psninsen. SaHi ol
Minrelota iant mango Here.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
Sputb StiQmater, Atinn

...... Sfte oil jes tribe ON Tepperluenee,
laaleoes ipm observation-disclosures ira Satota
pleier sipre, os oct al ben sooe Srlnp, at
her lifterlis or llseiaa mango Wecr Ipnt
Spenbe, ialialo MI, oa iaa mango al De IioIte
er ~uopanorebe til Stopene, Men liot ON
Dor Sp iaar jes iortGue. Ser er 3 Sasbris,
9 Spplerier iamt ct 9prs ps %inous 5actorp
ole olsie sipr spoe 5prretninSer ON Spm'
meren, men MI itaar glt title. Vi bar 2
grocerp Stores, ct Drug Store % 6 Saloo'
ner =.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26
gofoto. gfellpn Go, 3. Serr.

9atuta CT Gountps SGoet % lt99er
ueo Ct. 3aul, Minnenpolis & Mfaultoba Sa'
neu. Ser er mango 6orretninssmGro, men
Salppnboloerne slpr bet ~letteit, De bar lille
laa meset, at DC fan iornpe lit 9ieenle. @lo
oct piloe saa iaa, at man blep aloe!es to't
Den Sla0s 4eltbuie. vi bar Der bait Ell
operproertlIs iiren9 aulbe.
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TorIfe % ipcnlfc Sore % Tiuouer

'SNfN ~ IeN"tN ~
fan / Grslauo fjpbes for u~betpbelig
mere, enb bunb Materialierue toiter /
a 9ilitato. @runoen til, at ifauoi-
rauiit Sncbterarbeioe er jna biaist,
mebens set engelife er iaa bprt, tomrner
utoipliomt al ben alminoelige BRIG al
Maltiuer Der, bporimoo man / Gu9
Lamb for itgrite 8elen uofgrer slrbeioet
meo 0aanotrait. 7ette 6pr6Olo an
ices ipr at pGre al aoitiai9 @etponiu9 /
Guglano. Sbi ma onta9er, at Der
aarlis bpgges 10000 Suie i 2onbOn,
ug at Der lupt iat meogaur 10 Ore til
bpert. builtet uo9ipr miublt 100000
3pre i oct bele, alene for benne Sp.
Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

"Socramentp anurual", Sacramento,
@pl., i"friper: Get pilbe uGre let at uis
ientlisgjore ct fort 9lntal al sunltise
I~nbeialin9er ior Or. Nl9ult Spni9s
6ambur9er 5amiliez Meoicin o9 ct.
Sofobs DIE. Get @ooe pinoer ooeralt
Sifalb.
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Ieosiaio.

= miu5sNes rsssi1le oFidses / "IsssraRs HeftH- iom
o., gratis. ~ brimoo IN jasoan anu'tisuis al vsi
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iigt3iaroe, lipligt llbtrDt, Bdrti9 % fat
Sang. Oft bette fan man Iaa peo at
BRUCE 9r. 6arter's Iron Tonic. (S)
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Decorah-posten., 1887-01-26

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'O'o 5l%ObNsscre.
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prompt Com reurbe Nserter tor pe M Et 81 B-sam = pa5NGn 81 $ N son
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
RAILROAD GOSSIP.

Owing to the continued wet weather last week
the engineering corps, under charge OF Captain
Ramsaur, made but little progress with the sur
yey from Kings Creek in the direction of York
vile. When we heard from the corps on Mon
day last they were in the neighborhood ofSmyr-
ma Church. in Broad River township. 1t is
thought by persons in that township with whom
we have conversed that Hickory Grove will be
Immediately on the line Of the road.
Chief ef-Engineer Matson informs us that he has
closedrontracts for all the cross-tics that heW!l
need. He speaks assuringly of the progress OF
the work, contracts for the principal portion OF
it having been awarded to Smith d Ripley, well
known contractors of New York.
The line is permanently located from the
Georgetown road, in Kershaw county, to point
one mile north of Salem Church, in the Pleasant
Hill neighborhood of Lancaster county. During
the present week Mr.. T.. r. Reveley, the resident
engineer, will stake the lines for tho grades and
the work of grading will be commenced without
delay The work of permanently locating IN
this direction from Pleasant Hill has also been
commenced.
As soon as Capt. Ramsaur's survey is COM
pleted the line ofhis survey to Iorkville Will be
placed under charge of a resident engineer and
the work of grading OH this portion of the line
will begin.
COL Matson is confident that trains will run
from Yorkville to Camden by the 1st of next
November. His office here is already the scene
of busy activity. Besides the business transac-
tions incident to work of this kind, his assist
ant, Mr.. G. X. Mccormick, skillful draughts-
man, is drawing maps, plans, &C., pertaining to
the survey and construction of the road.
In addition to the above, we take the following
from the Shelby papers of last week:
The aurora says: 1t is reported that work
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will begin simultaneously at Blacks and Cam
den, and the work will be pushed to rapid
completion The outlook for this new route is
encouraging. They claim to possess abundant
ferent counties Mr.. P. P Dickerson tried to
get the entire contract for grading from Black $
to Camden, but the work was awarded to the
lowest bidder, Messrs. Smith & Ripley, of New
York who will soon commence operations. The
work above Rutherfordton will not be COM
menced this year, bat the Southern portion will
be pushed rapidly to completion, and in year
or two we may see through trains from Charles
ton to Shelby. Many doubted last year their
ability to go beyond Blacks, but their doubts
have been removed and the road will certainly
be completed to Camden. Capitalists have in
vested money in the enterprise, the road is un-
der mortgage for a good sum and the work will
soon be graded and track laid from Camden to
RutherfOrdtOn, q distance of one hundred and
tifty-three miles.
The NeD Ert has the following: Track lay
ing on the Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad has progressed rapidly during the past
week in spite of the extremely unfavorable
weather, and track layers are now within two
miles of Forest City. They will, in all proba-
bility, reach Rutherfordton about March TO- AS
the track layers are now so far from Shelby and
large quantities of freight are being shipped
over the road, the c. G. Il c. have secured the
received this week. after which time it is prob
able that one of the engines will make regular
trips to Blacks for freight and supplies. Dur
ing the past week six crank cars have been re-
ceived for the use of the road. The work on the
depot is progressing rapidly. The frame of the
passenger depot is erected and the water tank
is completed. Mr.. Rudasill says that he will
finish his work within the stipulated time.
The Charlotte Observer of Saturday says: To-
day the Richmond end Danville will furnish the
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
Company with auother outfit in the way Of an
engine engineer and fireman. Mr.. G. NJ. Rob
erts is the engineer that will be transferred, and
he will take Mr.. Will Ross along as fireman. 1t
is understood that the engine will be put on the
road to day, and train run regularly from
Blacks to the upper end of the line as far as
completed
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
MERE-MENTION.

There will be twenty-six hold-over Re-
publican Senators and twenty-five hold-over
Democratic Senators when the Senate Of the
Fiftieth Congress meets. '.'.'"'The oldest ex-
Cabinet officer now living is Historian Ban
croft, who was President Polk's Secretary of
the Navy forty-tWo years ago. '''''G Govern.
or Fitzhugh Lee, Of Virginia, has issued
his proclamation calling for an extra session
of the Legislature, to meet at noon on the
10th instant. 1.-THE West Virginia Legis-
lature adjourned without electing Senator,
Governor. lion Thursday the Mississip-
pi River bank at Lecta, Miss, caved in and
the warehouse and Office at the landing
went into the river. Other buildings are
in danger. ..'..''''.Jim Stevens, colored was
hanged at Princess Anne, Md, last Friday
for criminal assault in October last upon a
white widow aged so years: There
were 1856 business failures in the United
States last week. 1.-THE President has
decided that he knows of no reason why a
special session of the Senate should be
called. ....."A citizens mass meeting was
held in New York last Friday night to ad.
vocate high license ,apd the restriction Of
the liuuor traffic. ."."INPublic sentiment in
Chicago is so much against hanging the an
archists recently convicted there that their
sentence Will prODaply De cOnlnuleu W ILL .
prisonment for life. .'''%The women OF
Parsons, Kan, held m@ meeting and
Jubilee on the 22nd to celebrate the passage
of the female municipal woman suffrage
bill. They are registering in great num-
bers. Vive les danes !'''''''''Joe Glare, a
murderer confined in Murray county, Ga,
Jail, was released last Saturday night by a
gang of fifty masked men. ''"''Senator
Ingalls,, Republican, was installed on Satur-
day as the presiding officer Of the Sen
ate. .'''.''"Of seven boys who were walking
on the railroad track near CASTOR, Penn,
on Saturday, six were killed by pass
ing train. '''''''''At Richmond, Va, on Wed:
nesday night last, Mrs. A. L. Roth died
from the effects of a morphine injection
carelessly administered by drunken ply
sician. .'''''''''The House of Representatives
sustained the Presidents veto of the de-
pendent pension bill by vote of 180 to 76.
All the South Carolina members voted to
sustain the veto.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
Correspondence for the YOrkyille Enquirer.
NOTES FROM OLIVE.

OLIVE, Chester county, February 26.-
For number Of years latter the war" this
section was without convenient postal ia
cilities, but through-the. efforts OF. our ef-
ficient Congressman, Hon. j. j. Hemphill,
we are again in regular communication
with the outside world. Our postoffice is
Olive, and is kept in the same building as
was the Sandersville postotfice "before the
war" Mr.. James A. Sanders, Sr., is our
postmaster.
The marriage bells have been ringing in
our midst and two loving hearts have been
made to beat as one. On Wednesday, 23rd
instant, Rev. &. A. Blackburn, of McCon-
nellsville, united in marriage Mr.. Lawson
W. Smith, formerly resident of Yorkville,
and Miss Ida GWin, daughter Of DIR. II. NJ.
Gwin, of this neighborhood. The wedding
was quite an enjoyable affair to all who
were present. The couple went through
the ordeal of the marriage ceremony IN a
handsome manner, and the bride looked
her lovliest as she stood before the ofticiat-
ing minister and took upon herself the SOL
emn and impressive marriage vows. The
costume of the bride was white cashmere,
oriental lace and white satin ribbons. 9th
er ladies present were dressed as follows: !:
Miss Sallie Bailey-black cashmere and
velvet; Miss Hattie kpatrick-blues silk
ana VOlVCU MISS JcIlllC Iolt"lCy
silk with beaded front; Miss Lula True
black cashmere and velvet; Miss Alice
Gwin-black silk and velvet.
On the next day after the wedding, the
bride and groom, with a few guests, were
given splendid reception at the residence
of the groom's uncle, Mr.. Jeptha c. Nc
Knight, who, by the way, has recently
been tied by the silken bonds of matrimo-
ny. Mr.. Mcknight is just now putting the
finishing touches on a new dwelling house
which will be one of the handsomest and
most convenient country residences for
many miles around. The building was
erected from plans furnished by MIR. L.
Baxter McClain, of Yorkville.
The rains in this section have been SO
excessive that farming operations have
been much retarded. Many of our people
have not yet finished the sowing Of oats,
and very little stubblc land has been turn
cd over" OLIVE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
CHURCH NOTICES.

Kings Mountain Mission-Rev. l.. A. John
son, Pastor. Services at King Mountain Chap
ell at IL A. M. next Sunday.
Episcopal-Rev f. N. Joyner, Rector.-Ser-
vices next Friday evening at O'Clock and on
Sunday at II A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday-school
at 3 P. NJ.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian-Rev. }. e.
Galloway, Pastor. Services next Sunday at II
A. NJ and at 3 p. NJ. Sunday-school after the
afternoon service
Baptist.-Rev. +. c. Hickson, Pastor. Ser
vices at Uniou next Sunday at II A. NJ, and
at Yorllville at 7.30 p. NJ. Sunday-school at 3
p. M.
Methodist Episcopal.-Rev. W. W. Daniel,
Pastor. Prayer meeting next Sunday morning
at 1O15 O'Clock; preaching at II A. NJ. and 7.3O
P. NJ. Sunday-school at P. NJ. Prayer-meet-
ing this evening at o'clock.
Presbyterian-Rev. T. r. English, Pastor.
Services next Sunday at II A. M and 7.3O ?. NJ.
Sunday at o'clock P. NJ. Regular
monthly concert of prayer for missions to-mor-
row evening at 7.3O o'clock, OH which occasion
an address will be delivered by Rev. +. &.
HiclsSO
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
LARCENY OF MEAT.

On Saturday last Alec. Simpson, Rebecca
johnson and Vicey Johnson, all colored, were
lodged in Jail, and on Monday Mitchell Dickson,
also colored, was put in with them, the quartette
being charged with burglary by breaking into
the smoke house of Mrs. McFadden, of Bethes-
da township, and stealing fourteen middlings of
meat. A portion Of the meat was found near
Lewis Turn Out in Chester county, and anoth-
or portion of it was found about mile from the
town of Chester. It appears that in bearing off
their booty Alec. carried five of the middlings
on his shoulder distance of fourteen miles, and
the women carried two middlings each, the same
distance Alec. was discharged from the peni-
tentiary only about two weeks ago, having been
sentenced to that institution on convictions OF
burglary.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1887-03-02
AN TGLY AFFAIR IN CHESTER.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH THE yoRKvILLE ESa"iREK'J
G. HESTER, March John Harvey Neely'
large farmer on Fishing Creek in TINS
county, was arrested and lodged in the jail
at this place last Sunday, charged with raw
ishing the four-year-old daughter of George
B. Mosely, who lives near Lowrysvllle, ana
is brother-in-law of Nicely. The crime IS
alleged to haye been committed on Satur-
day morning, Neely having stayed at Nose
ly's house on Friday night. .-...s.,...
Neely came to Chester about midday last
Saturday and tried to sell span OF horses,
but failing to do so, he became intoxicated
and took room at the Cotton Hotel on Sat
urday night. He was arrested on Sunday
morning by Sheriff Hood, on warrant ta-
ken out by the father of the injured child,
and Immediately lodged in Jail. The child
is represented to be in critical condition.
A preliminary examination was held to-
day before Trial Justice Leckie. The result
shows that all those who were in doubt as
to the grounds of the charge have lost faith
in his innocence and have abandoned him.
The proofs are conclusive, and unless ne can
produce strong evidence in his favor at the
next sitting of the Sessions Court, his
chances will be meagre.
The proceedings of the day have shown
so strongly against him that there is some
apprehension of lynching, and Capt. Pat
terson has received orders from the Gov
ernor to guard the Jail with the Lee Light
Infantry.
In view of the excitement it is thought
the Sheriff will remove Neely to the jail
of some other county tonight, provided
he may think he can make the attempt
with safety to the prisoner.
During the examination to-day Nicely
maintained a bold front, although the
mother of the injured child cried plteous'
ly for his hearts blood, and declared her
willingness then to die.
The entire male population of LoWrys-
Vile and Turkey Creek were present at the
preliminary hearing, and all left with bow
ed heads.
! Neely's wife has been with him since
Sunday evening.
Everything is quiet thus tar, 9 P. M,
and the Jail is being guarded by the Lee
Light Infantry. R.
EVERYTHING QUIET.
CHESTER, March 2, 10 A. M.-Neely was
not removed last night, as it was thought
he would be-. The Jail was guarded all
night by the Rifle Company. There have
been no indications of violence since the
preliminary hearing yesterday, on which
occasion there were serious apprehensions
as to his safety, and it is asserted that had
he been conducted from the Court House
through the threatening crowd he would
probably have been killed. He will proba-
bly, be removed to-day. All seems quiet
at present. r.